Living Guidelines: Keeping up with the Evidence when the Evidence is Rapidly Evolving

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Living Guidelines: Keeping up with the Evidence when the Evidence is Rapidly Evolving

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Keyword(s) guidelines during a pandemic, rapid response guidelines, guideline methodology, clinical guidelines, clinical guideline development, Forging-Forward-Guidelines, Forging-Forward

Tag(s) On Demand, Advanced Practice Providers (APPs), Practice & Quality, Trainee & Early Career, COVID-19/coronavirus

Description

Living guidelines are an efficient recommendation approach that continuously considers emerging evidence – paramount during a developing health crisis. In this presentation, experts provide information on how “living guidelines” are formulated as a present and dynamic source to provide the best care when practicing gastroenterology in an evolving pandemic environment.

Epidemiologists and leaders in the field will also discuss the challenges in keeping up with the evidence and dive into a use case in detail.

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Faculty

Gordon Guyatt, MD, MSc, FRCP, OC
Distinguished Professor
Professor of Health Evidence and Impact
McMaster University

Holger Schünemann, MD, PhD
Professor of Clinical Epidemiology and of Medicine
McMaster University

Nneka Ufere, MD (Moderator)
Clinical and Research Fellow
Massachusetts General Hospital

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$Free	$Free

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Sponsor

The FORWARD program and the GI Forging Forward series are supported by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases of the National Institutes of Health (award number R25DK118761).

Patient care physicians, Practice managers, Trainees

Time to complete: 1 hour

Released: Feb. 25, 2021

Expires: Jan. 23, 2023